Between shouting matches and silence: fostering real dialogue with the public about animal research.
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Some thoughts on how to create conditions where scientists and members of the public can have productive dialogues about animal research.
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Editor's Notes
- Graph on the DrugMonkey blog in April, making a point about the three options offered by an LA Times poll on animal research that appeared with their coverage of the April UCLA Pro-Test rally. (http://scienceblogs.com/drugmonkey/2009/04/polling_attitudes_on_animals_i.php)
- Quoted passage from a communication with Vance Ricks, philosopher at Guilford College. (Extended quotation, and my response to Vance, in this post: http://scienceblogs.com/ethicsandscience/2009/04/impediments_to_dialogue_about_6.php)